If you want her to remember and him to treasure the occasion, best to be very careful which Nutcracker you choose.
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It’s refreshing to see a choreographer leaving behind both deconstructionism and maudlin love to take on the world.
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You’d have to watch Orlic’s Carmina Burana half a dozen times to unravel all the Dali moments.
1 CommentI could see why the Opera de Paris might want to perform this evening. But why we should face tired French works in Vienna?
1 CommentIt’s not to say that Némethová outdanced the always stunning Katarina Kosikova. But she did dance Juliet with as much passion.
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La Sylphide is one of the easiest ballets to perform and one of the most difficult ballets to get perfect. The dangers of La Sylphide are many.
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Markowitz, Adler and Toulon demonstrate one needs neither large stage nor large budget to mount ambitious work: just a will to create with strong dancers and some time.
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The three works chosen by Legris showcase Robbins’ work as an avant-garde choreographer, a Romantic ballet master and a Broadway showman in turn.
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